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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
SOUTHERN INDUSTRY.
The Progress OF Development OF In
dustriaI Pursuits.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch1

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December %
The 1radcsman, of this city, has pre-
pared tabuiated statement for the pur-
pose OF showing the progress of indus
trial development during 1887 in Ala
bama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Ken
lucky, louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina. Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, end West Virginia. The
Ir0dcSman appends to the statement a
note to the effect that although many
Of the manufacturing companies therein
enumerated as organized during the
year did not in fact erect buildings and
begin work, and may not do 30 before
the course OF another year, the ex-
hlbit is interesting as showing the pre-
valent tendency throughout the South
TO engage in industrial pursuits. The
most important enterprises enumerated
in the statement and ;hc total number of
such enterprises in the thirteen States
named are as follows Agricultural-im-
plement factories. %; brewers, )
bTldgc-wOrks, 3; car-works, D cotton
and woollon-mills, 147 elecric-light
works, % -four and Frist-mills, III
foundries and machine shops, lSl blast
furnaces, - gas companies, 81 glass
works II ice-iact0rics. s. mines and
Quauies, 504 natural-gas companies,
rs oil-mills, IS; pipe-works, 4 pot
teries, II; railroad companies, 2J2 ;
rolling-mills, % stamp.mills and smelt-
ers, 43 steel-plants, 10 street railways,
lJ2; water-wOrks, 1875 Woodworking
establishments. $40 miscellaneous, S0l.
There were organized in North Caro-
lima II carriage and wagon-works, II
cigar and tobacco-tactories 70 cotton
aud woolen-mills tthe State leading all
others in TINS branch). 81 flour and
Crist-mills. - ice-factories, 80 mines and
Quarries l3 railroads. street railways,
and 81 wood working establishments.
Virginia Zen cigar and tobacco-fac-
tories, cotton aud woollen-mllls, II
electric-light works, Is flour and grist-
mills, c blast furnaces, 10 gas compa-
MES. potttres, 1t railroads, , rolling
mills, steel-plants. s street railways, ii
water-WOrks, and IS Woodworking esta-
blishmcnts.
West Virginia One car-wOrks, , cot
tom and woolen-miils, blast-fumaces,
/ glass-vorks, "a mines and qnarries,
pipe-works, potteries, IL railroads, 2
steel-plants. and 20 working esta-
bhshmeuts
The other ten States show similar graft
flying exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
Trouble 60 he Adjusted.

ST. Louis, December 23.-Latest ad-
vices from Tatloquah say that Special
AGENT Anderson gave the two contend
ing factions clearly 10 understand yester-
day that be would give them forty-eight
hours 10 settle their difficulties ana II
at the end OF that time the trouble was
not adjusted the Government would
sfep in and settle it for them. La view
of this the Nationals last night are sad
TO have agreed to come IN to-day and
furnish a quorum in the Senate and
count the vote and declare the election
of the principal and assistant chief OF
the nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

Dakota road this morning. Fully forty
passengers were injured, five OF them
seriously and two perhaps fatally.
Though there was not single
one OF the seven coaches but
what had both ends smashed IN aud
all were pitched of the track, some
being hurled over on their sides, there
was no conhagration. This is made
more strange by the fact that all the
coaches we're fitted with the old-fashion-
ed stove in O corner. Another remarka-
BILE feature is that the affair happened just
after the train had passed long bridge
ten feet high. The accident occurring a
moment sooner would have made catas-
trophe OF fearful fatality.
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A snhstnntinI TestimoulaI.

10y tNItEfhpH % IIl0 UI7F7'7717'I
NEW York, December ga check
for $40. III was tonight sent 10 Boston
10 be presented 10 Edward Burgess as a
testimonial 10 his skill in designing the
victorious yachts Mayhower, Puritan
and Volunteer Among the leading sub
srriptions are New York Yacht Club,
q 900: William p. CLYDE, $500; ii. C.,
Roome. $500; J. Pierrepont Morgan,
500: G. Vanderbilt, $500 James Cor
don Bennett, $500. The greater part OF
the money was raised in New York city,
but tine testimonial Is termed by It's
nnnnaoets ga national purse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
Foul Play Suspected.

ISptcIaI ItItsIAW 10 mo UI7pHIcHI
CLIFTON FORGE, Va, December 3d.
The body Of Eugene Burks was buried
here to-day. He was an employee III
the Baltimore and Ohio shops at Newark,
Ohio. His body was found in the canal,
and the supposition Is that he had come
to his death by foul means. Two arrests
have been made. 1t seems TINT young
Burks, with companions, was drinking.
The details are not known. He was ut
one time a resident OF this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
g1ARRHAGES-

Mean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Mr.. Manning's Extraordinary vi
tnIifN.
fBy telegraph 10 the !

IBy ieIegTaFh 10 Ile TlsDa-cII
ALBANY, n. Y, December 24-l 4. VI.
Mr.. Manning's condition shows no
change tonight except that he is some
what weaker. His vitality is remarka-
bic. lie may survive several days, hut
it would not surprise those who have
watched the case If he should die with
ont warning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
A Brutal Husband Shot.

10y TVItET"TU " IIV I7I7I'l-VI1l
BRIDGEPogT. Conn, December 23.-
Michael Green and John Roach, of Dan
bury, married sisters, and the former has
for some time been annoyed by the i'll
treatment 10 which Roach subjected his
Boach's) wife Yesterday Green asked
for warrant for Roach's arrest, and
falling to procure it be shot Roach in the
neck, inficting a probably fatal wound.
Green was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
Dreadful Accident from Failing
Lamp.

BROOKFIELD, ONO, December 3D.
w. NJ. Eakin, his wife, and two children
were sitting by comfortable last eve
ming, when hanging lamp fell down
between them. Ealin and his wife were
badly burned about the arms and face
and both children were severely burned.
One child died within SIX hours after the
accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
NAV telegraph o the plspatch.l

tBy telegraph 70 the Dspatch.l
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December 3D.
George Williams (colored) was hanged
to-day for the murder of b fellow convict
in May last. When asked if he had any
thing 10 say he answered: "Pm ready /;
let her 60" Theexeeution took place in
the iail-yard and was private.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAHHET.

DECEMBER g, lsS7.
The total sales Of d TX loose tobacco 10 date
from October !. 1871. IA round figures Is l,ioO,-
90 pound a. against 10000 pounds sold last year
to sams date. FIR. Vaughan Of Vaughan & sar-
way, thinks the crop rs more than half in already.
There were some good sales Of new bright wrap
pers: also some cutters aud nller5 to-day on
Change. After tomorrow the Exchange will be
closed III January 3, 1853.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

active Al i5afsc. wniskey nrmer at N.i5aci.is.
rrrjghs TO Liverpool per steamsr duh; eestons
7-3sd: -four. Is. 3D.: grain SKA.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December % Flour unchanged; 70
spripg wheat IKE No. spring, o1kc no
red. ~. 40. corn. tsJfc. NO. oes, ~.
Mess pork, $40. lard, E.1A shortr1D sines
noosei f56s Ury-sailed shoulders lD0xedl,
$50. Short clear lboxed,. sSi0. Mhiskey, FLU
Leading fnfnrna MINCED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
rne nnrglars pidn,i Gei nd

JACKSON, Mich, December 23.-Bur.
glars blew open the vault and safe OF
the Farmers Bank at Concord early this
morning. but were driven away by APP
preaching daylight before they could
open the inside of the stronghold, which
contained Sl5,0 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
var,baI Of United states Supreme
Court.
Wri.I c-8pn - mo Dispatch.l


W.re Toss. December 23-MUor
J. N WRIGHT, Of Louisville. Ky, has
fa .t ai marshal of the United
--...s -rrue Court in place Of Col
o d D >ieolay, who has held the
.tr fifteen years.
..r Wright. whose appointment
r t..tl % JauuaIy I'd nest, is a son
r. gN. commanded the Department
Pacific during the war. and who
I..tul . 'eaAship Brother iona
.-- u. I- going from San ran
..nr-.u He has large army
...... r. ana was himself at West
.t.t.. ha,.uuing Of the war. In
II b.. NEED hls cldctship TO
accept . npolutuent as assistant
of volunteers on
Naior-Goncral ID. G.
.complmed General Bucl
H AID served on bis staff
t t, campaigns. After the
r..lln Louisville and began
t.. e. low. Hescryed four years
..4 I.u.r of tlc Kentucky Leglsla-
.. ..-r yca-, as Adjumut-GeneIal
tt State. !le Was subsequently
.ct and general manager Of the
opposition, which President
Formally opened IA Louisville IA
.. organized the Louisville
..I 0 ..l- and served iorsome time
..r. Ee ias otcu for "a num-
... .l, au almost constant coutrl-
.. . fill. r...Nl.frr 1lre--. and for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
Coa,-HandIcrs' strike.
rRr telnrrnnh 20 me DIspatch ]

10y IeI6gTHpH 70 TH0 DI7PaV-lI
ELIzABErHPoBT, n. j., December p.
The Reading railroad coal-handlers re-
fused to-day to load the Cross-Creek Lee
high Coal Company's vessel at Elizabeth
port docks. They were all (sbout one
hundred men) laid oil. Shipping is en-
tirely suspended. A general tie-up is
the talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
Cold weather Followed by a Bile
Rnrd.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, December 23.-
The cold snap of yesterday changed sud
denly last evening to binding blizzard,
about three inches of snow falling,
which driited badly. This morning a
slight snow fell. but was OF short dura-
ton. The wind is still strong. No Sc
rious blockades are as yet reported,
though the trains are more or less de-
layed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

RTDWELL-.JOHNsON. Married. December
2i.t. IN this city, by Rev. W. L. Judkins, Mr.
JOHN E. KIDWELL and Miss ROSA W. JOHN
son, daughterof Silas T.. johnson, Esq.
SHFRMAN-JONES.-M on the POI, az
the BRIDES residence, 6O9 north Second street, IN
this city, by Rev. William II. AtVill, pastor OF
Clay-Strcet Methodist Episcopal church, south,
Mr. FRANK 4. SHERMAN 10 Miss ANNIE h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December IS, 1887.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT. --1i2 bushels.
Com. 80 bushels.
OATs.--sDO bushels.
hYE.-iU bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Mixed. so bushels very good at 9ic
80 bushels fair a Sc. 40 bushels common a
Sic. ehortberry, so bushels very good az SDc. y
bu4he 4 good ht S.. Total sales OF wheat, ~,
bushels
Offerings to-day Of wheat, 7iS bushels
same day last year. 40! bushels. Sales TO-
cag ~ wheat 7i2 bushels. same day last year.
l,3i2 bushels. Offerings so far mis- year, 6tO.3il
bUshels: sane time last year. fl3,55d bushels.
Extreme range VI prices to-day, 81 70 sc. same
dav last year. 70 20 92c.
CORN.-White, .i5 bushels very good on pri-
ya'e terms: Is bushels very good a. 52c.; 2Ji
bushels good at bic. Mixed, - bushels very
good &c ~. Total sales ~ corn. i,li6 bushels.
I,YE-lO bushels very good a. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
sTsVNTO9.
Tire-Serious accident.
ra - ..f........ 49,. g. a.. n -,

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
STANTON, Va, December 23.-Two
small dwellings, in the northern part Of
the city were burned about Z O'Clock
to night.
W. w. Fretwcll, a carpenter and
worthy citizen, fell this afternoon whilst
at work in a building and was seriously
hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
A Great shahing Up but No FATAL
ties.
[By telegraph % tho DIspatch.

CHICAGO, December %. Probably the
worst shaking up ever given train-load
OF passengers without killing a single
person outright occurred 10 100 people
coming 10 Chicago in the regular seven
coaches on the Minnesota, Montana, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December 23-COtt0u quiet; sales.
e. bales uplands 10 &c. Orleans, 10 &c. net re-
ceipts at New YORK. for the woek, 4.5s9 bales;
gross receipts, 1922 bales; expori5-to Great
the Continent 6.Gi3 bales; forwarded, II 100
bales: sales, 1893 bales; spinnerS, So7 bales,
st0cS. 10 balos; not receipts nc all ports,
g ,O39 bales. cXportS-to Great Britain, - ~
bales: 10 the Continent, 16J bales stock, l0$i,-
go bales. Southern -four quiet Nheat-OpiiOns
opened &C. higher, later settled BACK 3sa2c,
closing hfm with a reaction II &a3c.; specula-
ton only moderate; spot barely steady Win
moro doing: No. > red. Decent Der, Sta9l &c;
January, 907sa9lhc.; February, Rhc.; May,
81 l5-l6a95 g-l6c. Corn opened weak ana "a
nc. lower, subsequently, recovered the decline,
closing dun; No. ?. January. OOsaol Nc; feD-
ruary. 81 Aa62c. May, % sa02}sc. Oats steady
and moderately actlye No. 2. January, $50
gshc.: February, &c.; May. 39HaDSc. Hops
n light request. Cofee-Fair Iio steady at
isa(ai9; options i0al5 points higher; No. 3 Rio,
December SO TGfl660; January, Si6 Oatl6So;
February, sizes: March, tiG20asl625; May.
slGO5aSlBf5 sugar arm snd quiet: refined
nrm. Molasses quiet Rice dull kosin steady
al Si05aSi.iO Turpentine quiet at 81 Nc. hides
steady Wool quiet. Pork steady. Beef dun
cut-meats unchanged and duh Middles quiet
and nominal Lard ea8 points lower and dull;
western steam, spot ssafs09k; January. ssa
$3.50; February, sSO6asSOS: Nay. s&2gasS5l
city steam, $40; refined. IS, Continent Frelgns
dull
The Stock. Produce, Cotton. and Coffee Ex-
changes will De closed an day tomorrow. The
Petroleum Exchange Will close at noon.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nd. December 2a-Cotton easy
and dun; midi,ing. lOssc. Flour steady and
quiet; Howard Street and western super, $50
a,275; do extra, Sla5s.o0: DO. family, S4asi - /;
city mills supef, a. 3sass.62; do. extra, Siasa6s:
do. Rio brands. f45)as47o: Patapsco saperiatiye
patent $3.50; do. family, s5l5 Wheat-souih-
ern arm, with active demand; red, yOaszc.
amber. 92a93c.; western higher. closing quiet;
No. winter red, spoL sifao5 January. Seka
81 &C.: February So aSSfsc.: Nay. BAa9tc.
Southern lrmer and active; white, JSl,cc. !:
yellow, oS)eas5e.; western nrmer: mixed, spot.
H&a54ssc.; year, 55c. asked January, b57sa
SEc. February, 56kc. bid. Oats steady sud
tirm; southern aud Pennsylvania, Siassc.;
western while. Ssa4Oc; western mixed. &Assc.
Ryo arm at Bia66c. Hay easy and quiet; prime
10 choice western. sisasi4. Provisions quite!
and steady. Eess-pork. Sih7A Buik-meats-
shoulders aud cieag.fib sides lpackodh \ and a.
Bacon-Shoulders, 7Aas4c.; ciear@fio aides,
9kc. hams. ieaIeslc Lard--Renned, soc. But
TOR arm; western packed, isass;, creamery,
4eSic. Eggs nrm: fresh, eia26c lined. idal5c.
Petroleum steaay; rcfined, nc. Coffee easlef
and dul; hio csrgoes, ordinary 10 fair. isksieke:
sugar STEADY A soft. 70; eopper-reaned nrm aud
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Rnilrnad.snnns i,nrned.

On CRY, Pa, December 23.-ThC
Western Pennsylvania and New York
railroad shops were burned today.
Seven locomotives were partly de-
stroyed. Loss, 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK FXOHANGR.

BALTIMORE, Nd, December Ss-Nirginia d.
consolidated, Az DO. l040's, % DO. now 3s' 90
North Carolina rs. old, H. Bid to-day
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WASHINGTON.
.rcs AND NOTES FROM THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.
-. gail Of Legislation Deserted-A Busy
sr,sAer-Psges Agreeably surprisd-
Personal Matters.


v,.eNGvoN, y. c., December 3D.
~. Canitol to-day is deserted. Senators.
4.'-..,riatives, and employees have
I.s home to spend the holidays, and
ta ,bc exception Sf the few officials
...sarv % run the current business
- nsri the building everybody is
nel.nr Christmas.
gr. Virginia delegation oil left yester-
.., evening or tins morning. except Mr..
v aai bee leaves for Richmond hy
,.+r,,' train. One man will have very
,..llsldav during the recess. AMI that
h, Sneaker lie will be busily en-
.,rel Che whole time in Arranging and
-rc.nc the committees until he is
..-l, satisfied with his allotment.
>.,eral Of the departments have issued
..,.-, relieving the clerks from duty ut
~. tomorrow. and probably all win
[opmcically.
Clio widow of the late Representative
,fnr arrived here this morning. &C.
-..mritl by her son and the minister
.t.r church at Traverse City, Mich.
,.. rr.resSional committee will leave
t.,. With the remains of the deceased
t.Ceane'
d.. ..-i It's way INTO circulation here
PHI. .,. few days. Storekeopcrs say
.., never before been so brisk.
.,nue IS thrOnged with men, wo-
. .r children. most OF them carry
evidence OF purchases in bun
.... Sizes The throDg Is a merry
..e.,. one: everybody seems 10 be
.... .-y ta get through their prepare
... ..a ROW the crush will be i'm
.. or t.e Government employees
-.f. t III to-day aud their pur-
,..-. .ae to be made tomorrow
,-.r.
rg tourth-class postmasters
f.. Hoiuie in Virginia Cathe-
r Aspinvall, Charlotte com
o., F O.. Hunt, GOodwynsville,
county; Edward c. Mock.
.-.H It AccOmack county Joseph
.. nuoat. Halifax county, and
O Scott, Wilderness, Spotsylya-
t.
PEEL. nation OF Cadet Wilbur p.
. il class, United States Mill
So academy, has been accepted.
following changes VIII take
the Doorkceper's office on
of January: e.. A. Bacon,
uo.s, 10 Doe foreman of he
.oiding-room vicf q. G. Chill
ui Charles ~. Davis, Of South
l4. chief clerk rice j. W. Black
pagesoi the Senate were ogrocobly
s.l-cG after the adjournment yoster-
M rs Doorkecpar Bas,et called them
the cloak room. rs they supposed
lecture, bat Wnon he handed each
..m - bil as a Christmas GIFT
I senator STAFFORD the boys were
.t, and Immediately set OF for
f.. ...nle o. invest il.
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Races Fashioned.

[By telegraph 10 the DisDatch.l
New ORLEANS, December 23.-The
races were postponed till Saturday. The
entries and pools stand.
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sT.'LoUIs

81. IOiio
ST. LOUIS, December 2a--Flour steady.
Whoat-No. red, cash. S0kasic.; January.
SAc.; May. sjh sS6c. Corn firm; ca-n, soha
47c.. January. i8sc.: May 49Iaioc Oats
steady; cash. sialAc.; Nay. &jsc: Mh,skey
steady az SLo5. Provisions dun Pork-Ns~.
HL76 Lard. s. 90. Dry-salted meats (toxedl-
Shoulders, t6.s5a's long-clears, 81 Dat'..9;
coar.riDs. ss.75aS. 81 short clears, E.S at1
Bacon (DOxed)-ShOulicIS, p.O; lopg-ciesfs.
ss&A atS50: clear-ribs, $50; short clears, ~
Hams, {i050asl2
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December sa--Flour dull. Wheat
strong; No. , red. $40. COrnfrn No. mixed,
Bic oats quiet; No. mixed. 3ih. PORK nofnt-
nal 81 SiAJl Lard In light demand AT No@a'
rulk-meats ana bacon Quot and hrm. WIS.
key steady az ki.0A Hogs steady; common Ano
light, a 2Jas5 % packing and butchers, tASSa
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, December gS-Turpentine s,esdy
At 3iisc. ROsin quiet: strained, H9c.; COCA
strained, SLc Tar firm a. 81. Crude turpen-
tine nrm; hard. 81; yellow.dlp and virgin. si.90
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY. December 2A-Grain and pro-
visions arm aud unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, December 23--Cott0n-Net re-
coipts 81 bales: Z. oss receipts, i.5G bales
Futures closed steady; sales. 92,s00 bales; De-
cember, Sl0.f6asl0tS. January. $3.50; teDruary'
sl0G3; March, sl0H: April, fl0SlafloHi May
1903; June. sii0iatli02; July tll0satiL0o.
August. sil.09aSiii0; september. slOeiatloSo,
October, $40 25asl0 %: November, fi00oatlOl0
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported Tor tho Dispaich.l
DECEMBER g2.-Market steady to-day with good
demand and large sales NJ quotations. Dealers
arc expecting an improvement in prices. Prime,
3a3i,c fancy 2Ac.; common. 2a2Rc. shened,
: &C.. factory hand picked. 3Aaic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

NEw BEDToRD, Mass, December o..
4 deep rumbiing sound, lasting three
seconds, accompanied by tremors Of the
earth, was noticed shortly after mid
night. This morning the disturbance
aroused the people from sheir sleep. The
shock vas felt in the towns in this vi
cin.ty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

TT" .F." afAl'A W tA' BtnieN~HFi
insLtr9n-, December 23.-1he
io1 Office receipts Of the National Opera
lmlany were attached here last night,
onrng the performance Of Nero, by the
t.Fn. at ii.e instance Of New York
creditors. Though the receipts OF the
rt Paul engagement amounted 70 seYe-
D.. thousand dollars, the management
c.1us ~ have lost -, 800 in that city,
aud Manager CouklinR, Of the Grand
'pem-l!ouso here, had 10 become re,
'pnsihie Tor a board bill OF SloO at
ile hehl hysn before Manager Locke
could Dnng over bis baggage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
MARINE INrELLIaEsCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. DEcsaBss - 1851

steamship wyanoke, B0az, New YORK. mer-
ehandise and passengers. q. W. Alien y 20,
agents, aud sailed on return
sAtLED.
Steamer Pioneer. Hines, Philadelphia. naer-
chaodise and passengers, j. W. hcCarricx.
agent 49,. Co..
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise. and passengers. L. b fatam.
schooner Dora Allison. Rose, New nAsen,
hickory, J. Is. Glenn; vessel, Curtis q Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24

HENRY II. MILLER & BROTHERS,
4 4 manufacturers - order Of GENILkhkNS
SHIRTS. DRAWERS, and UNDEkNEhli, aud
dealers In GENTLEMENis FINE FURNISHING
GOODS, so east Main street II. 4 MILLER,
formerly II II. I. Miller & Co.; POLK hiLLkRi
A. W. MILLER, late with Cardoz0 & Co aud
Breeden. Talley 4 Co. no X-SDt .
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10y IeINFThph y the DIspal'H'l -
PmLLws, WIS, December Zine
evening passenger train on the Wiscon-
tn Central railway was thrown from ne
tack By d broken ral about two mdes
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terrspa So ue Disla. h-l
Nr lo.C. December 2".--'ames Mil
lI estate dealer, about seventy
I'D. wa, found lying dead TINS
.u tIe hooro hls bone ~ wet
. ..uot Beside hlm lay lbs
ron ,ou. and dying. On her
bead w.ty s,,erl g4saes. ltis
.I tl. couple were attacked and
~ robbers The discovery was
.al .u.l-caru.r who knocked at
..r about O'Clock he received
-a.r. iut heard hhored breathing
uu.cb caused him 90 think some
s. vloag BE called q police
H.0 broke the door open. Iurri-
.. .u,u utensils, add crockery We're
.t.E.4 4Li f4c fragment, strcWn
.-.. fuOr. Tile apartments are on
floor. and q window opening
y.ll uas open. Nlsltr was SAID
..tlv Iis WIFE, neiehboIs cay,
. Il-aus ior tHc past year Sine
....u o. She hospital
Miller and L.s wife were
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Earthquake III Rhode Island.
By telegraph to The Dispatch,l

10y IVIV0IHIu % tIIV I7ITTt10HN
NEWPORT, Il. J., December 23.-Re-
ports from various neighboring points
are coming in to the effect that a shock
Of earthquake was felt shortly after mid
night last night.
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LITE WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
- WASHINGTON, December FL 4. NJ
:: J: q. a: =: i: :
northeasterly.
Tur WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
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